Bank Of Canada - BOC

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Definition of 'Bank Of Canada - BOC'

The central bank of Canada, that came into existence after the passing of the Bank of Canada Act in 1935, influences the country's economy and money supply.
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Investopedia explains 'Bank Of Canada - BOC'

The biggest tool at the BOC's disposal is the short-term lending rate (overnight rate) between banks. The Bank of Canada also manages government debt as well as issues new currency.

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